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Keep the area clean and dry to prevent infection until it naturally falls off.

Ensure proper latch, offer both breasts, and feed on demand to establish a good milk supply.

Regularly check for fever, watch for changes in eating or sleeping patterns, and stay updated with vaccinations.

Use mild soap, moisturize with safe lotions, and protect from the sun.

Always place babies on their backs to sleep, use a firm sleep surface, and keep soft objects out of the crib.

Ensure the newborn's hearing is tested early, usually before hospital discharge or within the first month.

Change diapers frequently to prevent rash, clean the area gently, and use appropriate diaper size.

Monitor skin color for yellowing, ensure adequate feeding, and consult with a pediatrician for management.

Use sterilized bottles, prepare formula as instructed, and hold baby semi-upright during feeds.

Support the head and neck, be gentle, and encourage safe handling by all caregivers.

Newborns typically need to feed 8-12 times in 24 hours, and use wet and soiled diapers as indicators of adequate feeding.

Newborns sleep up to 16 hours a day in short bursts, adjusting over time to longer nighttime sleep periods.

Use an appropriate car seat, ensure correct installation, and always strap the baby in for every drive.

Stay on schedule with the recommended vaccine timeline to protect from preventable diseases.